MCU 뉴스 번역(영어 원본)Product Announcements
Eliminate complicated wireless set up
Dynamic NFC Transponder RF430CL330H hardware enables uncomplicated and inexpensive wireless set up. And, NFCLink software is a new standard NFC library for the TRF79xx NFC transceiver family to ease NFC development on TI embedded processors. NEW! CC2538 ZigBee® SoC now available
TI’s CC2538 system-on-chip simplifies the development of ZigBee wireless connectivity-enabled smart energy infrastructure, home and building automation and intelligent lighting gateways. As the industry’s most integrated ZigBee solution with an ARM® Cortex™-M3 MCU, memory and hardware accelerators on one piece of silicon, the CC2538 is a cost efficient and scalable solution for manufacturers. This solution supports ZigBee PRO, ZigBee Smart Energy and ZigBee Home Automation and lighting standards to deliver interoperability with existing and future ZigBee products. For maximum flexibility, the CC2538 also supports IP standards-based development using IEEE 802.15.4 and 6LoWPAN IPv6 networks. It is available through authorized distributors for under $3.00 in high volumes and is part of TI’s free sample program.
For more information visit MSP430 Capacitive Touch eco-system. Tool and Software Updates
Attention Motor Heads – FREE online InstaSPIN™ Simulation Tool now available
Identify, tune and fully control 3-phase motor applications in minutes! Need to see it to believe it? Evaluate TI’s InstaSPIN-FOC™ motor control solution and the FAST™ software sensor with the new interactive online InstaSPIN Simulation Tool. Start your FREE interactive simulation now! SafeTI™ Hitex Safety Kit to help ease development of safety-critical designs
The new SafeTI™ Hitex Safety Kit enables developers to evaluate performance of SafeTI components for use in their designs requiring compliance to functional safety standards such as ISO 26262 and IEC 61508. The cost effective platform allows customers to evaluate Hercules™ MCUs (TMS570LS31x or RM48x) and TPS65381-Q1 power management IC – with Hercules SafeTI Diagnostic Library. High powered math for ultra-low-power MCUs
Continuing to innovate in the 16-bit MCU space, MSP430™ MCUs brings you MSPMATHLIB. MSPMATHLIB is a floating-point scalar math library that can be integrated into both Code Composer Studio™ IDE and IAR Embedded Workbench projects. This enhanced library can offer up to 26x better performance in executing common functions such as sin, cos, exp, and log. This means you can do more with your MSP430 or stay in low power modes longer in applications such as utility metering or those involving sensors, touch, or graphics. Interested in safe and reliable appliance operation?
MSP430™ MCUs are here to help with a new IEC60730 software library. The software package was developed to assist customers in complying with IEC 60730-1:2010 (Automatic Electrical Controls for Household and Similar Use – Part 1: General Requirements) for up to Class B products, which includes home appliances, arc detectors, power converters, power tools, e-bikes, and many others. MSP430 software packages can be embedded in customer applications running on MSP430s to help simplify the customer’s certification efforts of functional safety-compliant consumer devices. Supported MSP430 devices include those in the 5 Series, FRAM Series and those with at least 4 KB Flash and 256 B SRAM in the Value Line. TI’s SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® CC3000 module is now available on a BoosterPack
To help professional engineers, hobbyists and university students kickstart the development of Wi-Fi-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) applications, TI now has a SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® CC3000 BoosterPack that works with both the MSP430™ and Tiva™ C Series MCU LaunchPad evaluation kits. The CC3000 module-based BoosterPack (CC3000BOOST) is available now through the TI eStore and TI authorized distributors and retails for $35 USD. The CC3000 BoosterPack is also now available as a bundle on TI’s eStore with the MSP430 LaunchPad and will soon be available as a bundle with the Tiva C Series LaunchPad. Endless appcessories with TI’s Bluetooth® low energy SensorTag kit
Recently awarded the best development kit in the 2013 EE Times EDN’s ACE Awards, TI’s CC2541 Bluetooth low energy SensorTag kit is designed to shorten the design time for Bluetooth app development to mere hours. With a downloadable SensorTag App and no required hardware or software expertise, this kit removes the barriers to entry for app developers who want to take advantage of the growing number of Bluetooth low energy-enabled smartphones and tablets. Additionally, the new over-the-air download (OTA) feature enables fast updates to the SensorTag firmware from a central device like a smartphone, tablet or PC. Third Party
Now wireless connectivity is even easier
Anaren brought you the Air BoosterPack, featuring the CC110L from TI, for adding sub 1 GHz to the MCU LaunchPad Evaluation kit. Now they are making connectivity with the LaunchPad even easier! Now you can use Energia, the easy to use and community driven IDE, to program your LaunchPad to utilize the Air BoosterPack. Want to see it in action? Head over to the MSP430 blog to see how this library was used to create a wireless light switch! Literature
White paper: Simplifying the Bluetooth® pairing experience
This paper details how NFC can be used to simplify and enhance the Bluetooth pairing experience by removing the need for the inquiry process and also allowing for a specific application to be opened after reading the NFC message. Near Field Communication Brochure
Want to learn how TI can meet your NFC connectivity needs? This brochure features low-cost, easy-to-use hardware and software solutions that lower the barrier for entry into NFC designs for added connectivity, flexibility and faster time to market. Just released! White Paper: Connect medical devices with TI MCUs
Wolverine MCUs and wireless devices enable longer battery life for secured home and telehealth applications. Read about TI solutions in connected, low-energy devices now!
Why use a real-time operating system in MCU applications
Are you adding more features to each new generation of your microcontroller application? And are internet connectivity and touchscreen UIs becoming mandatory? If so then it’s time to switch to a real-time operating system (RTOS). This white paper details the advantages of an off-the-shelf RTOS environment. | 